We’re in for an exciting day of WNBA action. Friday’s slate features two matchups, including Dream vs. Fever and Sun vs. Storm, highlighting some of the league’s top talent.
Here are some of my favorite WNBA prop bets today.
All WNBA odds are current as of Friday, July 11.
Best WNBA Player Props Today
Caitlin Clark: Under 2.5 3PM (-110) vs Dream
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Clark has finally returned to action following a couple of injury-induced absences, but she hasn’t looked quite right lately – particularly from 3-point range. The second-year superstar has made just three of her last 28 attempts from beyond the arc, putting her in an especially tough spot as the Dream come to town.
Atlanta is allowing the fewest 3-point makes and attempts per game this season, and the team is limiting opponents to just 32.4 percent shooting from deep. Clark got hot against them in their first matchup of the season, going 5-for-11 from 3-point range, but she went 0-for-5 in their rematch just two days later.
I don’t deny that Clark will heat up again soon, and tonight may well be the start of that streak. As it stands, though, she’s gone under this number in six out of 10 games this season. Lock in the under at -110 with your WNBA bet of the day.
Best WNBA Props Today
Storm: 1H -11 (-108) vs Sun
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The Sun got the better of the Storm when these teams last met on Wednesday, with Connecticut winning the final frame 27-9 en route to a stunning 93-83 upset. Seattle returns home for this meeting, though, where it’s gone 6-3 this season.
The Storm are simply too talented a team to lose another game like this, and I fully expect them to dominate in the first half, if not all the way through. Even in Wednesday’s loss, they had a nine-point lead going into the second quarter. We know this group is capable of earning lopsided victories.
Seattle is also the kind of team to take a loss like this personally. An opportunity to turn around and prove it was a fluke is one they won’t take for granted.
